Honey Jar

 I pulled out a few older products from The Greetery this weekend to put together six (!!) honey cards.

I wanted a warm honeycomb background, so I pulled out Lawn Fawn's Honeycomb stencil, and used some yellow and blush tones of Distress Oxide ink to add interest to two of the corners, and blended some ink around the outside of my frame, before die cutting it with the rectangle die.  A little gold paint was spattered on the backgrounds.

The bees, honey jar and dipper are all from the Honey Jar stamp/die sets, and the flowers are the Honeysuckle Stems set.  All are multi layered images using 3-4 colours on each.

For the blooms, I did a blush and a blue version, and did some cards as a mix of the two.  I added some Wink of Stella to the bee's wings and on the honey dipper for a little extra glimmer.  The bees and honey jar are attached with 3D foam adhesive.

Honeysuckle Stems

 Oh, how I adore this stamp set!  This is the lovely Honeysuckle Stems stamp set from The Greetery.  It includes three different stems - and this is only one of them.  Expect to see many more of these from me!  I've used Tattered Rose, Worn Lipstick, Festive Berries, Mowed Lawn and Rustic Wilderness Distress Oxide inks - and kept the layout clean and simple.  Perfect Sentiments stamps and dies from Pinkfresh Studio were used for the sentiments.

The Crimped Frame die from The Greetery was used to cut my panels out, a few sequins were added, and the panel was adhered with 3D foam adhesive to the base.